curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-your-progress-in-weekly-stand-up-meetings/6579d49319613ee79fe12f7d.md
The word just in this context is used to simplify an action, suggesting it's an easy or straightforward task. Just share the code with me implies that sharing the code is a simple step. The phrase check it out means to examine or look over something. It's commonly used to suggest taking a closer look at an item or issue.
BLANK share the code with me, and I'll BLANK it out.
Just
It means to do something simple and straightforward – in this case, sharing the code.
check
It's part of a phrase meaning to examine or review something, here referring to Bob looking at the code.
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